Казарменный городок в Войцеховицах (Остроленка)

A barracks complex built in 1886–1900 under the name Nizhny Novgorod Camp; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. It housed the 22nd Nizhny Novgorod Infantry Regiment, the 6th Glukhov Dragoon Regiment and the 10th Sapper Battalion; on the eve of the First World War it comprised 21 masonry buildings. From May 1921 the barracks were occupied by the 5th Zasław Uhlan Regiment of the Polish Army. In 1950 the complex was handed over to the paper industry and a pulp and paper mill was built on the site; the surviving blocks are used for housing and offices.